Why did a literature major choose a career in aerospace and R&D?

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In summary, a literature major may choose a career in aerospace and research and development due to their strong analytical and critical thinking skills, as well as their ability to effectively communicate complex ideas. The interdisciplinary nature of literature also allows for a unique perspective in problem-solving and innovation. Additionally, a passion for exploring and understanding the world can be fulfilled through the study and application of aerospace and R&D. This combination of skills and interests can lead to a successful and fulfilling career in these fields.
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My degree is in Literature, of all things. But I've worked in aerospace and R&D for most of my life. I've used this site on several occasions over the years and have always received thoughtful responses and invaluable information. Thanks y'all!
 
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